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Turnover in the region of EUR 9.7 billion recorded by Boerse Stuttgart in January
2015 kicks off with a significant increase in trading activity -All asset classes post strong gains-Record month for equities and ETP trading
February 3, 2015--According to the order book statistics, turnover at Boerse Stuttgart for January 2015 amounted to EUR 9.7 billion.
This represented an increase of 41 percent in comparison with December, which was attributable to pronounced market movements. The trading volume in January was almost on a par with January 2014, when turnover was also strong.
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Source: Boerse Stuttgart
Assets held in UK tracker funds rocket by 23.5%
February 2, 2015--While the figures, especially at the higher-cost end, are likely to have been skewed by the advent of the RDR and the banning of commission, the huge inflows into equity funds with an OCF of less than 0.49 per cent showed a clear shift towards passive investing.
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Source: FTadviser.com
Guggenheim Securities International Commences Operations
February 2, 2015--Guggenheim Securities International Ltd, the international investment banking and capital markets division of Guggenheim Partners, today announced it has commenced operations, providing sales and trading services for European clients.
"Guggenheim is pleased to extend its broadened securities platform to deliver thoughtful solutions and ideas to European institutional clients,"said Alan Schwartz, CEO of Guggenheim Securities and Executive Chairman at Guggenheim Partners."
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Source: Guggenheim Partners
Turnover at Deutsche Börse AG's cash markets at 148.5 billion euros in January
February 2, 2015--Order book turnover on Xetra, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and Tradegate across all asset classes stood at €148.5 billion in January (January 2014: €124.9 billion).
Of the €148.5 billion, €135 billion were attributable to Xetra (January 2014: €112.9 billion). The average daily turnover on Xetra stood at €6.4 billion in January (January 2014: €5.1 billion).
A turnover of € 5.8 billion were attributable to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (January 2014: €5.8 billion).
Order book turnover on Tradegate Exchange* totalled approximately €7.7 billion in January (January 2014: €6.2 billion).
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Source: Deutsche Börse
Assets held in UK tracker funds rocket by 23.5%
February 2, 2015--February 2, 2015--UK investors are increasingly turning to low-cost investment options, prompting an increase in demand for passive funds, a spate of recent reports has found.
Data from the Investment Association last week showed that assets held in passive, open-ended tracker funds grew by 23.5 per cent in 2014 to reach a record high of £93bn.
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Source: FT Adviser
Oslo Børs launches new bond indices
February 2, 2015--As from today Oslo Børs is calculating 20 new bond indices. With that the bond index portfolio is expanded from five to 25 indices.
The new indices are divided into three categories with Norwegian government bonds, treasury bills and money market instruments respectively as underlying instruments. The main objective is to supply investors in the Norwegian bond market with portfolio benchmarks where return can be replicated.
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Source: Oslo Børs
ETF price war continues to rage in Europe
February 1, 2015--ETF providers show no sign of calling a halt to the drawn-out battle over fees, with many continuing to cut prices across popular products in Europe to win over cost-conscious investors and to claw at the market share of larger rivals.
Persuading providers to admit that the spate of fee cuts is driven by a desire to undercut their competitors is difficult, and there is a noticeable reluctance among the largest of them to associate fee cuts with a price war.
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Source: FT.com
iShares fights for fund flows
February 1, 2015--BlackRock's iShares has had a firm hold on the top position in Europe's exchange traded fund market for years, boasting ETF assets three to four times larger than its nearest rivals.
But new figures show the fund house struggling to gain ground in the rapidly growing European market, in stark contrast to its competitors.
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Source: FT.com
S&P Dow Jones Indices-Europe Index Dashboard
January 30, 2015--Who's worried about Greece when Mario Draghi has turned on the taps? German taxpayers may be fretting; the European equity markets were delighted. The S&P Europe 350® had its best month since October 2011, with a total return of 7.3%.
Every single sector gained, with Consumer Staples and Health Care posting double-digit gains for the month.
In 2014, Quality was the best-performing strategy among the various factor indices derived from the S&P Europe 350. Quality topped the charts again in January, with a monthly return of 9.5%.
The commodity markets continue to signal caution in respect of global demand. Precious Metals was the only sector of the S&P GSCI to post a gain for the month, while Energy continued to slide and recorded a seventh straight month of losses.
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Source: S&P Dow Jones Indices
EU aims to complete capital markets union by 2019
January 29, 2015--The European Union will put in place its "capital markets union" by 2019, starting with quick wins like encouraging direct investment in businesses, an EU document seen by Reuters showed.
The document, co-written by EU financial services chief Jonathan Hill, sets out a timetable for the first time on a core policy of the European Commission to help revive the bloc's flagging economy.
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Source: Reuters
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